200635920 left baffle for XCMG RP705 paver spare parts

product parameters

- Part Name: Left Baffle
- Part No.: 200635920
- Compatible Model: XCMG RP705 medium crawler paver
- Material: Wear‑resistant steel plate
- Process: Laser cutting, bending, punching, deburring, anti‑rust coating
- Built‑in Structure: Material retaining panel, mounting lugs, locating holes
- Function: Prevent side spillage, isolate aggregate, protect feeder transmission and reduce jamming

Applicable Scenarios

Suitable for feeder maintenance and overhaul of XCMG RP705 crawler paver; replacement of damaged original left baffles; spare parts for municipal and highway asphalt paving equipment; feeder sheet metal guard stocked by construction parts suppliers.

- OEM profile: Bending angle and hole layout match original design for easy alignment and great interchangeability.
- Wear‑resistant steel substrate: Withstands constant friction from stone aggregate for extended service life.
- Integrated sheet metal structure: High rigidity and strong resistance against impact deformation.
- Polished edges: Free of sharp burrs to avoid chain cutting and abnormal wear.
- Anti‑rust coating: Slows corrosion from asphalt slurry and mud and preserves structural strength.
- Easy installation: Standard holes fit original bolts and cut down service time.

FAQ

Q: Can left baffle 200635920 be used as the right baffle?
A: No. Left and right baffles are mirror‑specific with different profiles and hole patterns and are not interchangeable.

Q: Can a slightly dented unperforated baffle remain in service?
A: It is acceptable if it does not pinch the chain or leak material. Replace it once it rubs the chain, cracks or develops holes.

Q: What should be noted during installation?
A: Clear accumulated material around the scraper chain before fitting, align all mounting holes and tighten bolts evenly, and keep proper clearance between baffle and chain to avoid abrasion.

Q: What causes baffle damage most often?
A: Impact from large stones, misaligned chains, long‑term abrasive wear and rough hammering during cleaning.

Q: How to maintain retaining baffles routinely?
A: Clean asphalt buildup after each shift, check mounting bolts for looseness, monitor chain clearance and repair or replace deformed baffles promptly.